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6 - FAR 0 - Quiz No. 2
6 - FAR 0 - Quiz No. 2
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The following cash items, if recorded, must be DEDUCTED from the Cash in Bank balance per record
of the entity as at year end, EXCEPT
(1 Point)
Which of the following cash items should not be included in the entity's CASH as at the end of the
year?
(1 Point)
Savings account set aside for the payment of currently maturing obligation at year-end
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Which of the following investment items will NOT qualify as CASH EQUIVALENTS as at December
31, 2021?
(1 Point)
BSP treasury bill acquired by the entity on April 01, 2021, maturing on January 31, 2022
preference shares with mandatory redemption of 3 months from the date of purchase
1-year money market placements, acquired on December 01, 2021, maturing on January 31, 2021
Which of the following statements is/are TRUE in relation to the measurement rules on cash and
cash equivalents?
1st Statement:
Cash equivalent items are measured at the face value of the related instruments.
2nd Statement:
Cash of an entity held by a bank or financial institution in the brink of bankruptcy or financial
difficulty is written down to estimated realizable value if the same is lower than the face value.
3rd Statement:
Cash in foreign currency is measured at the average exchange rate during the year.
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A bank overdraft may be OFFSET against another bank account if both bank accounts are maintained in the same bank.
A bank overdraft which cannot be appropriately offset against other bank accounts held by the entity shall be reclassified as
a NONCURRENT liability as at end of the year..
An overdraft is a CREDIT balance in the depositor's cash in bank account that results from the drawing of checks whose total
amount exceeds the balance of the entity's cash in bank account.
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A compensating balance that is not legally restricted as to withdrawal and is related to a long-term loan should be included
as part of cash.
A compensating balance that is legally restricted as to withdrawal and is related to a short - term loan should be included as
part of cash.
A compensating balance that is legally restricted as to withdrawal and is related to a short - term loan should be captioned
as :cash held as compensating balance" and must be presented among noncurrent assets.
checks drawn, dated and recorded but unreleased to payees as at end of the period
Under the fluctuating fund system of accounting for petty cash fund, which of the following entries
would most likely not be recorded?
(1 Point)
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Which of the following statements is TRUE in relation to the accounting for cash shortages and
overages?
(1 Point)
The excess of cash per record over the actual cash counted would require an initial credit to the "cash short/over account"
upon discovery of the discrepancy.
A cash shortage is recognized outright as a loss from cash shortage regardless of the result of the investigation of the
discrepancy.
The "cash short/over" account is a temporary account that is eventually closed to the appropriate account following the
completion of the investigation on the noted discrepancy between the cash per record and cash per actual count.
Overage exists if the cash per actual count is less than the cash per record.
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The Company's petty cash fund was established on December 01, 2021 with an initial fund balance
of Php 20,000. As at December 31, 2021, the fund was not replenished and was comprised of the
following: Coins and currencies - Php 10,000; Paid vouchers for supplies - Php 3,000; Paid vouchers
for transportation - Php 2,000; Employee IOUs - Php 5,000.
On January 15, 2022, the fund was replenished and increased to Php 25,000. Prior to the
replenishment, the fund was found to include the following: Coins and currencies - Php 2,000; Paid
vouchers for supplies - Php 6,000; Paid vouchers for transportation - Php 6,000; and Employee IOUs
- Php 6,000.
The Company adopts the imprest fund system in accounting for its petty cash fund.
How much petty cash fund should be reported in the Statement of Financial Position as at
December 31, 2021?
(1 Point)
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The Company's petty cash fund was established on December 01, 2021 with an initial fund balance
of Php 20,000. As at December 31, 2021, the fund was not replenished and was comprised of the
following: Coins and currencies - Php 10,000; Paid vouchers for supplies - Php 3,000; Paid vouchers
for transportation - Php 2,000; Employee IOUs - Php 5,000.
On January 15, 2022, the fund was replenished and increased to Php 25,000. Prior to the
replenishment, the fund was found to include the following: Coins and currencies - Php 2,000; Paid
vouchers for supplies - Php 7,000; Paid vouchers for transportation - Php 5,000; and Employee IOUs
- Php 6,000.
The Company adopts the imprest fund system in accounting for its petty cash fund.
How much supplies expense should be recognized for the period January 1 - January 15, 2022?
(1 Point)
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Cash deposits in foreign currency, if unrestricted, shall be included in cash and translated using
which exchange rate?
(1 Point)
current exchange rate when the foreign currency deposit was placed
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Under the fluctuating fund system, the petty cash fund account is debited in the following
transactions, except
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Reversing entry at the beginning of the following year if the fund is left unreplenished as at end of the current year
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The following items are part of cash and cash equivalents except
(1 Point)
sinking fund set aside for the payment of a liability due to be paid 15 months after the end of the reporting date
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